Today, Monday, April 3 through Sunday, April 9, lift tickets will be at Local Appreciation Rates – $62 for Adults, $43 for Seniors and $32 for Children…
Animal Shelter ‘Baby Shower’ Tomorrow, Will Support Pagosa Humane Society
Every spring, the shelter is overwhelmed with kittens and puppies in need of care until they are ready for adoption…
EDITORIAL: Designing a Healthy Public Health Department
But is our nation’s health care sector really facing a massive shortage of health care professionals?
READY, FIRE, AIM: Women, at Work
The article starts out by introducing Natalie Bell, who is training to become a welder in Columbus, Ohio…
Rise Above Violence to Kick Off ‘Push-Up Challenge’ Tomorrow, April 1
If we have 32 challengers who do 40 push-ups per day, we will hit the goal of 38,130 pushups…
Unitarian Universalists to View Environmental Film ‘Pagosa Is My Name’
This film has been recognized around the world and touched a nerve for the environmental movement….
Colorado Grant Programs Will Fund Electric School Buses, Truck Fleets
The grant programs provide up to $375,000 per vehicle to school districts to purchase new battery-powered buses and up to 60% of the cost of new electric trucks…
Colorado Companies See Advantages in Hiring Former Inmates
“I have four employees now with past convictions,” Patterson said. “We really like helping that population…
Thingamajig Theatre Announces 2023 Summer Season Shows and Cast
At a lively wine and cheese event, artistic director Tim Moore, previewed the three Broadway musical hits, a fundraising gala, and a special children’s show…
EDITORIAL: Big Spenders at Town Hall? Part Six
“One of the biggest thing that will impact that aging demographic, are services and amenities that will allow them to ‘age in place’…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire
I’ve been following the story of poor George Santos, the U.S. Representative who has been exposed for lying about everything…
Colorado Legislature Begins Debate on $38.5 Billion Budget
The Senate will likely have a final vote on the budget this week. Then the bill will head over to the House…
SENIOR CENTER NEWS: Healthy Aging & Yoga, Scrapbooking Club
Gather with local yoga practitioners AJ Connors and Will Sechrist for a series of evidence-based healthy aging and yoga therapy classes…
LIBRARY NEWS: Multiple New Programs in April
April is traditionally a time of new beginnings and new life as we enjoy spring, and there will be multiple new free programs and celebrations throughout this month…
Register Now at ‘Early Bird Rate’ for 2023 Small Business Conference in Ignacio
This day-long conference will welcome hundreds of small business professionals representing all sectors of the community…
KSUT Radio Back on the Air at 88.1
Heavy snow from the last series of storms caused a power outage and compromised our transmitter…
Habitat Archuleta Partners with Local Builder to Provide Affordable Housing
Whitman’s goal was to sell this recently completed build to a buyer living and working in this community….
EDITORIAL: Big Spenders at Town Hall? Part Five
“So for a single adult, to live here, just meeting their needs, would need to make about $39,700 a year. When you add children to the mix, it jumps substantially…”
OPINION: Breaking the Dairy Industry Monopoly in the Public Schools
But there’s one big hitch: a high percentage of the kids getting nutrition assistance — perhaps even a majority — suffer from lactose intolerance…